Reagan Is No Phantom In White House Presence
Analysis argues Reagan appears more informed on foreign policy and public image as he meets with Nixon and discusses Gromyko. Mondale calls it a fake Reagan while supporters claim the president uses TV savvy to project leadership and the White House persona.
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Leiken critiques Sandinista rule in Nicaragua
In a New Republic piece Robert Leiken, a veteran critic with IMF and Congress credentials, argues the Sandinistas betray democracy, mismanage the economy, and curb dissent. He notes hunger, corruption, and propaganda while warning Western liberals against romanticizing Marxist revolutions.
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Heckling marks campaign rallies in the 1980 race
The piece notes persistent heckling of Walter Mondale and Geraldine Ferraro, with George Bush also targeted. It questions organized anti-Democrat disruption, urges Reagan and Mondale to denounce abuse, and condemns booing as bad manners though not illegal.
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Gromyko Sits On His Hands Before Reagan White House Visit
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko offered a restrained public stance as he prepared to meet President Reagan amid a shifting Kremlin lineup. Analysts say Moscow fears domestic power struggles, while Reagan pursues cautious outreach to ease Cold War tensions amid Afghan war, economic strains, and waning Soviet leverage.
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Coping as a single parent with stress and faith guidance
A single mother seeks practical steps to balance work class and family life. The counselor suggests extending course time, weekly planning, church support programs, and prioritizing spiritual well being through Christ to gain inner peace. It urges seeking God’s will daily and avoiding drugs or alcohol while prioritizing children.
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